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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1919

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Athens Chamber Considers National Highway and Mail Aviation Plans

The Athens Chamber of Commerce met to discuss President M. G. Nicholson’s notice and to appoint M. J. Abney as a delegate to a west coast national highway conference. The group authorized representatives to a Macon aviation conference and reviewed government film availability for local display.

Chamber of Commerce M. G. Nicholson Holman Building Nicholson M. J. Abney United States Athens Macon

Foodstuffs Rise 14 Percent From Year Ago

The Associated Press reports that in March food prices rose two percent from February and were 14 percent higher than a year earlier. The Bureau of Labor Statistics noted the March gain followed hopeful signs of a return to normal price levels after February’s dip.

Associated Press Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Special Easter Music at The First Methodist Church

An Easter worship service at The First Methodist Church features a full program of special Easter music at 8 30 PM with Mrs W P Glover Mrs Turner and chorus in antiphons solos and an Alfred Judson arrangement of From Cross to Crown Part I Crucifixion and Part II The Resurrection including He Arose O Swing the Gates Wide Open and King of Kings with soloists Mrs Florence Cain Miss Florence Cain Mrs Jack Wheeler Mr Ed Paine and others.

First Methodist Church All Hall Rejoice Judson Mrs. Turner Burk Florence Cain Mr. Dempsey Semper R. Turner Jack Wheeler Parks Betts Fred Ball Ed. Paine Hulm Kinnebrew

Sunday School Day at Oconee Street Church

A combined Easter and Sunday School Day program will be rendered Sunday morning at 11 30 at Oconee Street Methodist Church. The program includes songs recitations and talks for the occasion. The public is cordially invited.

Oconee Street Methodist Church

Florida House Debates Suffrage Move in Senate Submitted

Tallahassee April 18 The Florida house adjourned without action on the senate resolution submitting woman suffrage to the next general election. The text includes allied League of Nations language and calls for U S acceptance of duties and responsibilities of membership, with copies to President and several senators.

Associated Prose Tallahassee Fla Florida House Senate Chamber of Athena League of Nations United States Wien Hoke Smith Hha Willian J. Harris

Insurrectional Strike Spreads to Department Stores

Berlin reports a metal workers and bank employee strike expanding to department stores and specialty shops. The radicals are pushing for a general strike aimed at paralyzing industry across sectors.

Associated Press Berlin

Travel allowance rule for discharged soldiers

Washington April 18. Travel allowances of 5 cents a mile to discharged soldiers can only be paid to cover expenses from the discharge point to the original muster into service. Comptroller Warwick ruled that if the soldiers home is farther away, a claim for additional money actually spent may be presented to the War Department.

Associated Press Wahsington Comptroller of the Treasury Warwick War Department

Babe Ruth hits four homers in six up for Boston

Babe Ruth, playing left field for the Boston Americans, hit four home runs and walked twice in six up as Boston defeated the Baltimore Internationals 12 to 8 in Baltimore on April 18.

Babe Ruth Associated Press Baltimore Babe" Ruth Boston Americans Boston

Draft Obstructor Wiggin Convicted in Oklahoma Case

John Wiggins I W W organizer was convicted in federal court of conspiring to obstruct recruiting and enlistment. He led a group that sought to resist the draft by property destruction in central Oklahoma and was sentenced to four years at Leavenworth.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Johns Wiggins Leavenworth Wiggins Oklahoma

Polish German Boundary Line Disposed Of

Paris reports the council of four settled the Polish German boundary issue. Danzig is to be internationalized and Poles will have a corridor to the sea from their frontier to Danzig. The next item concerns Jugoslav and Italian Adriatic claims to be decided tomorrow. No German text will accompany the peace treaty.

Associated Press Paris Council of Four Danzig Adriatic Blume

Japan cites cautious handling of Korean uprising claims

New York April 18 Japanese government suspects one or two American missionaries of links to the Korea uprising but denies arresting any. A consular cablegram refutes reports of abuse and says armed forces were used only in remote areas where police powers were weak.

Associated Press New York Korea Genera

Wilson appoints Barnes wheat director in 1919

New York April 18 Julius H Barnes president of the Federal Grain Corporation has been appointed wheat director of the United States by President Wilson He will direct 1919 wheat crop handling and administer the 1 000 000 000 price guarantee through the food administration office in New York tonight

Associated Press New York Julius H. Barnes Federal Grain Corporation United States Wilson Office of the Food Assetration Barnes

Produce sale blazes with local grocers ad

Snap Beans 20c quart New Irish potatoes Green Florida cabbage Tender Yellow Squash Turnip salad Arnold Abney advertise a local produce sale listing fresh garden goods and a shop name.

Florida Arnold & Abney

Wilson Expected to Sail Home by May Fifteenth

Paris reports indicate President Wilson will likely sail home by May 15 or May 20 and may call an extra session of Congress between May 15 and June 1. Peace treaty signing is expected before his departure, with Germans aiming for earliest possible settlement.

Associated Press Paris Anc Wilson Congress

Local Produce Sale At Petropol Corner

Big shipment of fresh ripe tomatoes beans celery and fruits offered cheap. Bananas oranges grapefruit lemons apples and more to sell quickly. Lettuce cucumbers green peppers ripe tomatoes. Arnold & Abney advertise cake today dainty white. Corner Broad and College Petropol.

PET Petropol Corner Broad College Arnold & Abney

Brewers Move to Speed Court Decision on 4 Percent Beer

New York brewers begin distributing beer labeled non intoxicating at 4 percent alcohol to test if it complies with food conservation rules. Revenue officials seize stamps as the money equivalent sits in bank awaiting government claim. Officials offer no firm forecast on possible outcomes of the move.

New York Brewers of Revenue Co Eeter Meney

Former partner Higinbotham dead in accident

New York April 18 Harlow Niles Higinbotham former partner in Marshall Field Co Chicago died at the Grand Central Palace Embarkation Hospital after an automobile struck him earlier today He was 84 years old.

Associated Press New York Harlow Niles Higinbotham Marshall Field & Co Chicago Grand Central Palace

New York Strike Threat Faces Marine Workers

A broad strike threat spreads through Manhattan and Brooklyn as private boat owners are urged to grant concessions to marine workers to end the labor dispute. The call for action comes as tensions rise among unionists across the boroughs.

Associated Press New York Manhattan Brooklyn Soe

Comer’s Dairy Delivery Delayed by Herd Move

The Retail Patrons of Comer’s Dairy announce a Saturday morning delivery delay due to moving their herd twenty miles to another pasture. They offer fresh vegetables for dinner including lettuce tomatoes cauliflower carrots beets radishes and horseradish. Costa’s Delicatessen.

Eacter Deaborg Costa's Delicatessen

Supreme Court Affirms Cobb Ruling in Athens Case

The Georgia Supreme Court upheld Judge Andrew J. Cobb in a dispute over H J Rowe's eligibility to serve on Athens civil service after resigning as city recorder. An injunction had barred Rowe from duties pending the outcome of the challenge. The ruling follows a lower court decision against Rowe. Citizens of Athens and Clarke County prepare to purchase 710,050 dollars in Victory Bonds, viewed as safe patriotic investments to fund war debts. A Sunday rally at the Y M C A features Hon T S Mell, mass singing led by C W Jones, and an organizers’ report. campaign workers and team leaders are urged to report timely for continued bond support.

United States Cation Salvation Army America France Ahe E. J. Bondurant Railroad Committee Athens Supreme Court Atlanta Andrew J. Cobb L. L. LaBoon Mid Cochran H. T. Tuck George A. Tucker H. J. Rowe Civil Service Commission of City of Mr. Rowe Board of Civil Service Commissioners Cobb Rowe Nigher Court Clarke C. W. Jones Hodgeon Ireirs Commuttiog Confederacy T. F. Green Athens Woman's Committee Mor Jollas Tatmades Ullus D. L. Earnest Devison

Jackets Defeat Mercer In Eleven Innings In Atlanta

In a 11 inning District game Tech beat Mercer 3 to 2 in Atlanta. Boore Asbury and Wheeler formed Tech’s battery while Bloodworth and C Morgan pitched for Mercer. The tense contest swung on late plays and featured strong pitching from both sides.

Jackets Mercer Atlanta Tech jBoore Asbury Wheeler Bloodworth C. Morgan Baptiste

Six Children Killed as Wagon Hit by Train in Indiana

Laporte Ind April 18 Six children died and six were seriously injured when a Grand Trunk main line train struck a school wagon near Kingsbury. The wagon was driven by Mrs Walter Johnson whose husband is a regular driver. She and two of her children on the driver seat escaped with slight injuries. Another child on the wagon steps jumped free and was not hurt.

Laporte Ind Grand Trunk Mall Kingsbury Walter Johnson

Recognition of Omsk Government After Peace Treaty

London reports indicate Britain France Italy and the United States plan to recognize the Omsk government as the de facto authority in non Bolshevik Russia once the peace treaty is signed and details finalized.

Associated Press Washington London Great Britain France Italy United States Omsk Russia

American and Swiss Citizens Killed By Zapatistas

An American, Edward L. Dufourcq, assistant general manager of Tezuitlan Copper Mine Co., was killed and Swiss businessman Orme Gaisman, manager of the company, was seriously wounded after being waylaid by Zapatistas in Tezuitlan. reportedly announced tonight.

Associated Press New York Edward L. Dufourcq Tezuitlan Copper Mine Co Orme Gaisman Zapatistas

Fragmented OCR War Fact Reference Noted in 1844 1918 Figures

The readable text notes ammunition usage in the Crimean War and later, with figures such as 1 9 0 000 rounds in 1844 and 160 000 615 rounds by British and American forces. It also mentions "Methera Bread" and a label on flour.

Major Wood Missing After Trans Atlantic Flight Start

Lime Rock Ireland April 18 No news was received by 9 PM from Major Wood who left Eastchurch England to reach here for the first leg of his trans Atlantic flight. Anxiety rose over the possibility of an accident as the search began.

Associated Presa Lime Rock Ireland Major Wood Eastchurch England

Passports To Europe Not In Good Faith

The state department urged the public to avoid travel to Europe unless urgent need exists. Applications are rising daily and many are judged not to be in good faith or to meet necessary permission requirements.

Europe Washington State Department

Athens Speakers At Homer Rally Today

Local event in Banke County features speakers including Arnold and Abeer regarding the Victory Toan despite garbled text. Rally aims to boost support and energize attendees with remarks and marching energy.

Athens Don Ieft Banke County

Fragmentary Grocery Note Mentions Prices and Items

A damaged OCR snippet references oatmeal cookies and various unlabeled items with price-like figures. The fragment includes phrases that resemble product names such as wines or fruit and generic price numbers, but lacks clear context or full details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Athens Chamber OF Commerce T. J. Wooster University of Georgia C. D. Flanigen Secretary of the Treasury Germany Liberty W. P. Glov Oconee Street House Wandinguite Agu Marshal Field Comer’s Dairy James W. Morton Woman's Rural Grad Kenney J. L. Joney Sandy Creek Mary Woods Whitehall Robert White Winterville Cotle Tuckston Lydia Poster Puryear Lilla Tuck Bradberry Ethel Purcell Arnold Arnold & Abeer Daley Preit
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